Genre

Clipping

Creator

Loftland, Charles

Description

This article critiques the United States for the treatment of African Americans and believes it amounts to genocide. Charles Loftland describes when the government allowed Tuskegee men to spread syphilis in their communities for research purposes and suggests that AIDS may have been similarly engineered. He also discusses the rise in crack cocaine in African American communities. The byline identifies Loftland as a member of BSU (Black Student Union).

Date

November 7, 1990

Publication

Gleaner

Place of Publication

Camden, NJ

Pages

8

Subject

Black Community

AIDS

Black Student Union (BSU)

Language

English

Archive

Camden Special Collections, Rutgers University Libraries

Collection

Gleaner

Archival Location

1990-1991 School yr. vol. 60 no.1-vol. 61 no.14

Contributor

Megan Heeb